smash-and-grab
Longman Dictionary of Contemporary English 5++LDOCE 5++ˌsmash-and-ˈgrab adjective British English smash-and-grab raid/attack etc STEALa crime in which someone robs a shop by breaking the window and stealing things quickly 砸橱窗抢劫 —smash and grab noun [countable]
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smash-and-grab• Middlesbrough reverted to their 4-5-1 away formation and climbed two places in the promotion race with a smash-and-grab win at Swindon.ˌsmash-and-ˈgrab adjectiveChineseSyllable
robs by breaking a someone shop which crime the a Corpus in
smash-and-grab
ˌsmash-and-ˈgrab
adjective British English
smash-and-grab raid/attack etc a crime in which someone robs a shop by breaking the window and stealing things quickly
—smash and grab noun [countable]
ˌsmash-and-ˈgrab
adjective British Englishsmash-and-grab raid/attack etc a crime in which someone robs a shop by breaking the window and stealing things quickly
—smash and grab noun [countable]